Let's Ride Arkansas

What started as one man not quite fitting in anywhere else became one of Arkansas's most welcoming riding communities.

In February 2015, Rickey Kelley started Let's Ride Arkansas for a simple reason — he wanted a space where every rider belonged, no matter what they rode. Sport bike, cruiser, touring, dual sport. Brand new or well-loved. If you ride, you belong.

The group grew slowly at first. But in 2020, after the loss of a close friend, 150 bikes showed up to a memorial ride out of Drasco Trading Post along Highway 7 near Dover. That day changed everything. It wasn't just a ride — it was community. People showing up for something bigger than themselves.

Since then, Let's Ride Arkansas has taken riders through some of the best roads in the state — Push Mountain Road, Highway 9 between Melbourne and Sylamore, Highway 43 north of Ponca, and beyond. Even a 1,000-mile day ride from Jonesboro to the Smoky Mountains and back.

But it's never really been about the miles.

It's about the view from the top. The moment you share with someone riding next to you. The roads that stick with you long after you're home.

This merch is for the riders who get it. The ones who know that no matter where the road leads — it's always worth the ride.

If you're already part of Let's Ride Arkansas, you already know. And if you're not yet — it's time to find out.